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. 3 = +.
William 4. Carter in hisown rightan as admins.
traitor OF s. II. Is. Carter, deceased, Lizzie b, Car.
Ter, Sarah !. Carter, May B. IIornbrOok, India J,
ho,nbrook, Jessie u. Hornbrook.. Percy Horn.
Martha D. Carter, Lucy j., Carter, Julius Catiei'
Lizzie Il. Carter, Richard Carter. Ethel FIo5d
Carter, Frank Booth. administrator of Charles ii.
Booth, g. Q. smith. administrator OF Il. D. Gar.
Ier, julia Cracran. Jcau CracEait, J. Elwoo4
Alfred Caldwell. In chanccry.
The object Of tho above entitled suit Is to enforce
Inc payment OF note now held by the plaintiff
maze by .. Il. i. Carter. deceased for 5000 dated
the 9th day OF August, 1850. aud payable three
years alter cate TO Charles H. Booth, now deceased
BY sale Of the real estate, or so MUCH thereof al
may BIO necessary, conveyed by tho said ). il. b
CARER 10 .. q. Cracraft, now deceased by detdoI
trust Oh SAID date TO secure said note; to have vet
t!cment Of the accounts Of William A. Carter
as aaminis:lator DIS H. B. Carter; also to have an
and TO have assigned 10 the plaintiff the one third
Of the said rents and profits which may have nc
crued since the death OF 4. D. Carter tile late hus
pa band OF shS piain!i on the az nn!hs TO which
deceased, and that tho said 31s ninths Of said na
estate be asceitained by partltioping the estate
q SAID b. IL. B. Carter among tho llelH Gu.
titled thereto, and that this plaintiff dover inter
est ~ said ~ ninths be assigned md SGT oil to her.
Ana It Sppsa5ing BY an ailldaylt tled herein that
MAUD Virginia Carter, Elle q. Carter, Julius Car.
ter, Lizzie II. Carter. KIchard Carter Ethel F0yd
Carter Julia Cracrait and Jean CIac.at arc not n.
sldents OF the state Of West Vlrgtn0, Il is ordered
that they DO appear hero within one month ate,
ne date Of lhe first publication Of This order and
40 what Is necessary TO protect their interests In
ms suit 1t s further ordered that this order bu
published and posted us required BIZ law.
witness, John W. mitchell, Clerk OF said Court,
at the Court House Of said County, this 9Th DAY Of
FEBRUARY, 1857, 10 Wit: February Rules, 1857.
I+2 JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk
Published the first time February 10, 1857.
- Attest: trt JOHN W. MITt;HfIiS CLERK.
IT,. HuGus, ~ ~ -. - ''"' 0'>'"
.---- Solicitor for Complainant. fcl01h
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

WANTED-A COLORED GIRL, FOR
wv upstairs work. Must come recommended,
Apply at No. 60 Sixteenth street. 4sHGlI fell
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The exports Of English and Irish woods
up 10 December IS, to all psrta Of tho
world, in 1856, were 2l,3l7,400 pounds,
out OF which the United States took II, 925,.
400 pounds. lI.'T1''
{. The estimated wool clips in the United
States for the last four years were as
follows: Fs3''. /, =
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w nctail Grocery Salesman OF good address
and ability. a good talary will DO paid the right
party. LEVI DHOS. - = felI
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r, 0sT-TUEsDAY EVENING ATTHE
date engraved inside. Finder please return 10 this
O1lcG. falS
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NTANTED-AT ELM GROVE COAL
wv. Works Twenty more good Coal Miners;
mono but steady men need amply. W. r. CHAM.
BEERS Il CO., Elm Grove, ". Va. laT- iol7s
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The estimated clips Of English and Irish
woods were as follows, in the years named;
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A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. sDaily. tSuuday
excepted. MONDAY excepted Wheeling limo:
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J. D. Nosai1ngcr,

| f. s. #H 49, q y.
The object OF tho above Euit Is to recover by the
plaintiffs above named from tho defendant, ], i,
Nordlinger, nonresident OF this State the dam
ages to plaintiffs alleged TO BE- tsG90) Six hundred
dollars for and by reason OF his failure to deliver
to plaintiffs, ns he aglced to do, November 49, lSs
ten casks new crop, l6SG, OF Turkish prunes at s.;
cents per pound IN New York, on terms rs specified
in the written agreement, and to obtain payment
under the order 81 this Court Of said damages By
James Nelll, William Elllngham, Us partners a
NELL q dillingham;, Nicholas Schulz and George
K. McMechen and William u. McMeclcn. partner
rs Geo. X. McMechen & Son, who have been sum,
moncd as garnishee deb!ors TO said defendant III.
der said attachment. Aud II appearing, by all adj,
davft filed herein that J. d. Nordlluscr is not
resident OF the State OF West Virginia. 1t Is ordei
that he do appear hero within one month after the
date Of the first publication OF this order aud do
what Is necessary to protect his interes. In Ibis
suit 1t is further ordered that this order BE- pub
lished and posted as required by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of said Coar.
at the Court House OF said county, this 9Th Lay d
February, 1857, to.wit: February Rules, 1857.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
i Ohio County. In tho Circuit Court iot ON,
County, West Virginia. February Rules, Isl. "''
D. Kull, Jr.. and N. l.. Smith, partnenl
doing business under the firm name
aud style Of D. kull, Jr. l. Co., lin Case
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Kate Carrier

T1HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Ohio. West Virginia. February Rule,
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water,own Spring X; Wagon Company.

Tho object OF the Rbove entitled suit Is 10 rcc,yr,
from tho defendants the sum OF 900 20 for breach
OF warranty Of Contract Aud 1t appearing M
A. AZ affidavit filed herein that Wa,eToEu sprirs
West Vlrginia IL Is ordered that /. 90 appear hem
within one month after the date Of the hrt puLi.
cation Of this order. and do what Ii nrcetaFy "a
protect Its interest III this suit 1t IL further o.
dercd that this order be published ,und posted 4,
required by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF said Cour
at the Court House OF said county, this 9th lay Ol
February, 1887, 10 wit: February Rules, 1857,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
Published the lrtt tlmc February 10, 1857,
Attest, John W. MITCHELL, CLERK,
DovENER & ELRoN,
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T1HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Il Ohio County. In the Circuit Court for OLD
County, West Virginia. February Rules, 1857.
Henry Baer, Marcus Bacr aud. Benz
Under tha hrm name and sivio 0s In Assunrt
Simon Raer's Sons. 49, ''''e " with 'Attsch
. s'~.- '~. es."Np .,1. 4 mlnt
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During his service in the Senate, Mr.,
woodward has advocated many important
measures; such, for example, as liberal
appropriation to, encourage immigration
into the State; the erection OF a second
hospital for the insane, and many other
bills calculated to develop this State. :
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%4utfoOO
DesbaIb orbne i'd, Brban Gallagher,
9lapcr Der Gi0bt can Autcnio, Rraft Der mn
bur3 ben 6reibrisf unb bic Sreinaiitsn cer
StaSt uberiragene Ma9tbouionnenbsit itno
In llebrrsinaimmuug nit Der Seitton 45 oes
amenbirten fdotiIGeu 6rsibriefss, anssnor,s
men am 4. Mldrs 1875, cine @ahI an, am
Gamjfag ben 30. Mpril 1887
fir ben obiasn 3ped.
Die Gtimmpldte fuerOen bon 8 llbr Morgens
Bic 8 1lbr Nbenbs often fein.
Bar6 80. 1-qolisei 9auptquartier, uts
litdr : PIasa. gorfsenoer @ablbeamtsr +; 9.
@erb no. 2-ede OF u. DoIDrofa. etrabe.
8orfitsnbtr W1hIbeamter Patrid GieIo.
mani 30. 3-gde Mebina. u. Zeal. Stra5e.
&oriitenber &abIbeamisr ; 8. o. Ginueane.
@arD 30. 4-arii9's pale. Sorftbenoer
mablbsanter; GeIeiiiue gilsmain.
Bafb SO. 5-A alamo. B~orfisenoer @nbls
bf1mier: 90. 8ifde #.
a8abIbeamtsr: 9snrb Bitter.
M0rb no. t. Ode @ietorias unn Matos
aDrba-G trdte. Boriteu6er @ablbeamter: ..
Warb no. s--Msaaiaers, ao7 eib. sIamO.
Gfrnb<. Nor7ttn6er Wahlbeauttfr 0. Walt.
Die Steuer3abIer fimuaeu fir ODER rgesenA
ben 8orf3Ing.
Ole Wall pirb ~obssb1Iten unb bic 8eri6te
futr6en einaeIieIert Ia rebereinfimniarg NIT
elmer uDrbinana beireden6 WabIenS.
8nm 8snani5 bierboa babsib nieinen gamsu
vEA unluaridaet unb bas smtsfssel Der
Stab san autonio BEN Document
bsifdgtn IoHeu an bieien 81. Gage bes Mari
A. d. 1887.
8rnan Gallagher,
alitsRirt: MaDor.
@. q. GIaubon, 6tabtclerf.
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1cutid)sensliid,c Sfulc.

Das neue Shuliabr hieier Nultalt
iuirb am M cntaa ben Is. Npril
er6hnct WerOen.
Nnmelbuugen lleuer SCHILLER belieDe
ma bel bem Oirecioe Germ W. Vars
bed, obcr bel perrn Nic. Sengg 81 mos
mofen.
Mib emma y. Yu6an, cine in ben
bciten @aitnlicn arsgebiIbetc uno erfabs
rene 9ebrerin, miro an Sicle bon 6rI.
Glmine Glode treten.
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g o t."

$50 QQes liebi. fann-ba bdtten mir
10 beinabe ben Onfel Carl yiiis Vlati
aebradi", wdbrcnb mir ben f9lanferen
uno babIderen Bruber aoolpb @osling
meinien, ber ben n0oulet", bic Siebs
Iinasmarte Der Gbampdgner erfolgreih
pertritt. @oulet 1T in San Wntonio
beimild gemorben unb 0err VI. Sos
lima audible beioen groBeu 81 baben
id bendbrt. @ern bdtten mir uns
iiber oieIes Sbema nod longer uerbreis
tet, luenr mir ni6t Die sfuar eiipas tolf.
fpieIiae, babel aber 10 iuBe S~eipobnbelt
unaenommen bdtten. gerabe 5u o:eier
6tunbe bes Cages cine Glaide @onlet
su trinfeu. DAB bic Sur uortrefFi9
hefummt, f6nncn mir Derli6err.
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Samacrfcfts Prpsefiiom IT.

Oie idmmtliben @eiansUereine. Der
Nrbeiier. unb Der Srrnperein, iotuie
bfe GutIden, tpel9e ben cipilen Sbsil
Der proseIIion bilben. uerben biermit
erIu6t, 6reitag (15.) 81 nbr Worgens
prdcis in apenue c, bon 5errn 5.
6erf's Mobnbaus aus, aufifelung gu
nebmen, INN li9 in Mari6orbnung
brinsen gu Iahen.
+. &urmann,
6roBmari6au.
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Sri. u. q Wa. airdmer, go. 2

SRI. u. Il W0. 6irdner, SO. 225
Weits GommereetraBe, bic algemein &C.
ihdbteu pubmaderinnen San 4nto.
MOS MAIDEN bas f66ne 8ei9le6t aui
ben aussepdbIten 8orratb bon Mobe.
artiteln aufmerffam. meIden fe fd
fir bic fommenoe Salon angef6afi
baben. Nle 9amen, bic beabidtigen
fi9 am Sdngerfeif unb ben baran fnii=
pfenoen Bah gu betbeiligen, iOnten ni9i
peridumert bel ben 6rduleiH u. & %.
Girdner Doraufpre9en.
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Da5- 5err 3 oBbarbt, Der biebere
S1Dei3er Wirtb an Der @de bon @oiis
MERGE unb Naparro StraBe. foroeri
ole Sdnserfefi-B eiu6er auf, in ieinem
9ocal por3uipre9en, ba er i'm Gtanbe
III, nen 6remoen ale getuiini9ten Sn'
formaiionen sufommen Su laficn ino
iiberbaupt f6 in ieber Be3ebuns i'm
Snterefe Der @dlte bemiiben mirb. 9err
y. beiiBt elm duBerit gemiitblides 2Os
fal, in weldem rur portreffi6e 8es
trdnfe Der3apft iperben.
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Ypftiaden fir Ginger, Mufifer
uuS 01fte

fOnneu in Der r6reien prefe" in Gms
pfang senommeH merben. melde ans
orbnuns Der freunbli6e Niiitent.p ofs
meiiter Serr WaIter our Ssqusmlidfeit
Der ausipdrtigen @0iie unb Seiu6er
%getrofen bat.
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Tranl. g. s9meiber, 20 aIamu
Strabe empiebIt fi9 benz Publifum
fir bic fommenbe Saifon unb ipesiell
fur oas Sdnaerfet. @ute unb ges
i6madbole 4nfertigung aler Nrbeiten
ipirb garantirt. aussemdblter 8orratb
Der neueifen Mobe.M rtifel.
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m;r nermeifeu in heutioer Wum

- Wir p~erueifen in beutiser Wum.
mer nodmaIs ipseiea auf bic Mnaeige
bes am Maiusplasa 9elegenei @life
Reifaurant. Inter Der Seitung
bes tiidtigsn unb erfabrenen 9erra
2%oufenau bat lid, bic &%eftauratioH
ldueu elnen ausaejeiGneten Ruf ertpor.
ben. Sn Der Shat fann men bort al
leg befommen. was 3unse unb gtagen
erfreut. Uie ieinlleu Diners pSer Scus
pers uerben nod Seitellung F9neu unb
gut anaefertigt. 6Mi
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sas- Trau emma gbi9. cine
in Deuti6Ianb geprtifte Sebamme. bic
bereits Idnsere 3eit in Chicago tbdtig
mar, empfieblt ibre Eienffe Dem biefis
gen publifum. Wobnung: Nro. Is,
South alamo traBe.
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pa- gistaltes Sobapaffer, fouie
phosphate unb anbere @Hen3en fino
cine Spesialitdt in s. 8. Sarbenherg's
apotbefe; biefelbe III benz pubIifum
Saa uno Nadt ge6hnet.
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pa- gei 6. 8. Sarbenberg tuerben
ole &esepie nit %beiOnberer @enauietett
unb @epiKenbaftigteit ansefertigt. Das
g~tablifement 1T Gag uuo Na9t often.
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amn
GpesiaIs DabI.

sn ertDasune, bas bard sinsp bonn StaSt.
ratb IN Der eituns bOz %. Mdrs angenom'
menen BtTdIub bic Hefimmuus setio6en
purSe, cine aBabl ansuorbaen, UNI bic anfidt
Der gfeuer3abIer bariber au srinitteln, oh Die
Gtaot 10-3Oidbriee finf 4rOlrnt 6infen t-a.
arnbe Bombs i'm 8etraae ron ein6unbertunb.
fHnfsig FaifenS Dollars I$150, 900 ausseben
iou, fzzr ben Ban uno bic Grridtuns seeignster
@eb6nbs unb fur anbere bierin ansesebsne:
8iptde i'm befersn SHterefe Der Stdot, ndrnlid
Gta0tbaIIe, gourtbaus u. @sfsnsniB sos, 900
ausfatfuna beFeIben. -. 5000
grunbFid u. 8~erbrenuunssofen [far
llurafbI Gillette. ..........- 1900
Meifeite 1900
romhfpaI.e 1000
Gfsin,ermdImer unb Oampfmafdiue. 5000
Gfraeenbeieu ......... 5000
Etuer.Departemen
G9Inu6, Yfsrbe, 2eiter- u. Sdlaud.
tra9en io,ooo
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B6s~ Wir ~perpeiien uniere Qefer unb
insbeionbere bic San Nntonio In bieien
Sager beiu6enben 6remben auf 5err1
% m. Mutb's 8ergniigungs $ 2ofal
unb Sommergarten, auf benz 8operns
meni 6ia selegen. 2ei9t gu errei9en
init Der StraBenear, bod unb luftig,
unb reisenb eingeri6iet, 1T bas 2ofal
elm pirflider grbolungsplaB uno eignet
fi6 beIonbers als gnbpunft zines Na6s
mitiagsausfuges. 0err Muib 1T als
coulanter Wirtb melt unb brett befannt
unb feline @etrdnte fiHb ausse3ei6net.
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n6s- % m. &euter, Der gbampious
Mirtb San 2tntonio's, gde Der @oms
merce unb Mlamo StraBe, bot in ieis
mem eIeganten 2ocal fur bic Sauer oes
6dngerfeHes elm mdGtiges SAB eblen
&beinmeines aufiellen lafen unb an
bieier AuelIe pirb bas gol6ene NaB
frii1 bonn Safe bersapft tperben. Geis
rler Der SdngerfeGf.8 eiu9er folte pers
fdumer. BEL Bi0p por3uipreden uno
fid elm Gfas feurisen Rbeinpeines FIRE.
ben3eu su lafen.
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~ Die ueueiien 6hte unb 9oi'
Ietfsortifei bel paueoaH q
6obn.
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ERASTUS REED.
1si6ew Nefafter
otfee: ede yturri. unO Marttarabs.

8eIonbere 8orIebrungsn iino g~etrofsu nor.
ben. nm eeiGen setpiinfdtsn 5alles mad irseno
einem Sbeile Der Ser. Staatsn ooer ganabas
;u fsnben.
B%efelunscn f0nnen aud Commensurate 81
un6 35 binterIaieu peroen. @rompte Nusfabs
runs ipirb berbirst.
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Yfifhtf Wolltnf aslfidfrsfufff.
GfiHene Naarfu.

Bie aubsfannt birstte Smportatisn bon
0eutidIanb. Sn bieier Brande baden mir uns
einen 9robeu &uf eriporben unb ionnten % ni6t
hagen ssriuse AuaIitdten su fabren.
Deutidcr Samaf ;u IS. 40, so Ste. Der Barb.
@otber 9amof su Is, 40 n. so gts. Der Barb.
Oeutide SauStii6er unb Ssrbietten su allen
HreiIcn.
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QYltr embftbIsn ben esiern Der sGreis qreHe'
I'D &errn $. M. gmerfon, SuiDelier,
&aufmann unb 4f0nbItiber. Ct b~trfauft llb-
rtu al Isl Dollars. Wonbubreu bon $f.o0
nufi1drts. NIT gorantie. Bel Gmerfon tanu
man nntbrinaenb GeIb erbnIten ooer iubsiireu.
Seine Hunben burger b0flr.
&axum bunerig unb serlumpt berumIanfeu,
tDtnn man bel Gntriou cine piifoIe fur $3.50
teE0mmra lam.
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Ging,hams !:

NcumrpiIhe anidsrboder 10 @ts.
8eite adtlatbise SecriuderS. la etS.
Sdottiide Sinebams (impOrtirie) Is Cts.
Reumobifds Combination @insbamS (prdd'
tise @aars) gu uerldiesensn Freiieu.
8ir babsn bas sr0bie Eager in @insbams
Der Stabt.
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.a.as iSriiblimgs>@ aare1t n.n.
ytsiie
in reidbaltiser ausWobl anseicmmen.

@rosec guspotI ais p subor. @ross Eager! garung unlne fd nds brarosanb.
qunbiban buIana. e. unere aunoban miro GROCER! So 0epb! Barum? Rude Hebr.
nmo, oute laarn uni nNorNe 9ude fnS os @sbeumnib! gerNidd uniae Haara uo
VrTe W fot sud nihh Sport aer Gur Sch Der @ebbafdi ii gmr better sreuns
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Matraben> Tabrifant u. npbrliferes
cd elm rptb's @ebdube.
n Hono

as IL Marftnrabe, San antonio,
embfietIf I'D gum a~aeinisen unb eesen Don
9ebbiaen. zapeten lptrben gut unb biuis aa'
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EIeider 8esats.

Sieri in cine sroee Gnree! Die ridtise @loSe
@ei6madtou! Bie febt Gin sutes aIeib aus
obne ben ridtissn gefab Dos fommt bel
uns nift Dor.
9errens unb 8nabenz an5ise =! Conf,
unb Stiefel bios aus ben beiten 6abriteu
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Stickereien und Spleen.

@eibfidsrsi BON % Cts. aufpdris Bis gu
ben %feinffen Saben.
Sptt3eu. enorme auspabI fein unb
biais Spiben bon l Sent bis $40 bic garS.
Befidiist bieies Eager
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-27
HELPING THE NEEDY.
Millionaire Alger Makes Good Use
of His Snare Cash.

DETROIT. Mich, Dec. GA year ago
Gov. Alger gave suits of clothes to 500
newsboys and sent coal and wood and
flour to hundreds of homes. This year
he will repeat his gift, only on 4 larger
scale. From lists furnished to his sec
rotary by persons who have means of
knowing who are the legitimate and de-
serving newsbOys of Detroit, the needy
newsboys will be selected and sent. 100
at a time, to certain designated clothing
stores, where they will be carefully
fitted out with coats and trousers of
stout cloth, made TO wear, and with
good shirts and stockings. The second
part of Gov. Ayers benefactiOn will
be to supply to 1000 families in Detroit
a cord of wood or ton of coal, together
with a barrel of -four. In the
list of the families TO be aided by the
thoughtful and generous millionaire
appear brief notes of the causes which
entitle them to the help extended. In
these brief notes is epitomized many a
story of misfortune, suffering and
wrong. There are poor widows with
from three to nine little children: a
family where the father and hush. nd is
insane: another where he is decrepid
old soldier, almost blind and entirely
incapable of work; another in the
Soldiers home, while his wife struggles
heroically TO supply the wants of the
eight children; deserted wife with five
small children. the wife detormed, yet
struggling against the cruel decree of
tate. So it runs through the list. a
record OF the miseries. the sorrow and
despair that are the gaunt followers in
tie wake of poverty.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-27
"THE BEGUN"
1t Is Presented at Chicago With
Great Success.


Great Success.
CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-There seldom was
gathered together a more brilliant
audience than that which assembled at
the Chicago opera house tonight to wit
ness the first production in Chicago of
1.-THE Begun" comic opera co imposed
and written by two young ChicagOans,
Reginald De KOyen and Harry B.
Smith. 1t was essentially society
event, and in the large audience, which
completely filled and crowded the
house, almost every prominent
family in town was repre-
scented. The ladies were mostly in full
dress. Senator FarWell and h S family
occupied one of the stage boxes and
John De KOven and his daughter, with
party, occupied the adjoining one. On
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald De Koven and
Mr.. Smith. The opera was received
with the most enthusiastic applause,
every song and chorus being repeatedly
encOred. At the end of the first act,
after the curtain had been rung up three
times, there were loud calls
for the composer and autho
who, in brief speeches, expressed their
thanks for the kind reception. Flowers
from all parts of the house were thrown
into the box occupied by the two young
men. Col. McCaull was next called for,
and finally made his appearance before
the curtain. After thanking the audi
ence for their warm welcome of the
opera, he predicted brilliant future
for Messrs. De Koven and Smith, and
said he hoped to be the medium of pre-
senting many more of their future eff
forts,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-27
A New Coke Syndicate.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 26.-Thc coke
operators meeting tomorrow will prob
ably result in the formation of a
stronger syndicate than the one recently
disrupted. inasmuch as the leading inde-
pendent operators signified their will
ingness to become members of the new
organization. The Fl. G. Prick com
pany will not be included in the new
syndicate, but no opposition is eN-
pected from this firm. 1t has large con
tracts with the Carnegies, who own Il
majority of the stock in the Frick
company, and for this reason its
said the Prick company will maintain an
independent position. 1t is further re-
ported that Andrew Carnegie refused to
enter into combination with the other
coke operators, because it might not be
convenient for him to carry out the
agreement in case of a strike. During
the last strike he was placed in a posi-
ton where he had to have coke--his
steel interests being greater than his
coke intereSts-and he could we'll afford
to sacrifice few hundred dollars amt
make it back in his steel mills.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-27
ESCaned From Jail.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Dec. 26.-Jack
Krause, who was detained at Raymond
Jail as a witness in the case of Green
wall, the murderer of Lyman Weeks.
and who was himself suspected of COM
plicity in the murder. escaped during
last night and has not yet been recap
tured. He managed to bend the win
dow bars of his cell SO that he could
squeeze his body through. He tied
three towels together as a rope and let
himself down So far as they reached and
dropped from that point TO the ground,
having first thrown his mattress ont to
fall on. In tins way he reached the
ground from the third story of the jail
without injury. The cell was not so
strong nor so well guarded as those of
tile regular prisoners, as there was no
suspicion that Krause would try to
escape. Greenwan is sentenced to be
hanged soon, and witnesses against him
would doubtless be released after the
court of appeals acts on motion TO re-
open the case, but it is supposed that
krause feared that he would himself be
indicted as accessory To the murder.